D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray moved Thursday to begin implementing changes that will help the city transition to having an elected attorney general within two years.
“The District’s voters made clear in 2010 that they want a fully independent attorney general,” Gray said in a statement. “This legislation is a crucial element in ensuring that the voters’ will is carried out.”
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